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2.8m years old human jaw fossil found on Ethiopian hilltop can redefine human evolution
NEW YORK: The recent analysis of a single human jaw with five teeth on an Ethiopian hilltop could redefine ancient...
Aegirocassis Benmoulae: Ancient creature discovered, which haunted earth’s ocean 480m yrs ago
LUSAKA: A group of researchers from Yale University and Oxford in the UK have found a crustacean-like sea monster, two...
Separation of Mars and Uranus to be just ¼°, half of apparent size of Full Moon
WASHINGTON: Occurring exactly a week after its close pairing with Venus, Uranus’ conjunction with Mars is somewhat wider and the...
Cockroaches have different personalities, characters, study finds
LONDON: Pesky cockroaches scattering for cover at the flip of a light switch often evoke fear, disgust and sometimes flight....
Sonic boom of meteorite cause hole in roof of West Australian: Scientists
WASHINGTON: Scientists believe a hole in the roof of a West Australian workshop could have been ripped open by the...
NASA released amazing photograph of New Zealand taken from ISS
LONDON: The unusual aspect of the image is the lack of cloud covering. The land of the long white cloud...
Artificial photosynthesis closer to boosting renewable
WASHINGTON: Solar and wind power has one thing in common besides being renewable: When the sun isn’t shining or the...
Most misidentified creature of world, Seaside snail found in rock pools
MEXICO: Rough periwinkles found commonly around UK coast described as new species or sub-species over 100 timesA seaside snail found...
Mexican plans to recover mummified bodies from Mexico’s highest mountain
HONG KONG: Fifty-six years after surviving an avalanche on Mexico's highest mountain, Luis Espinosa may finally be able to say...
Jupiter fifth largest planet in our solar system will put on show of its own along with moons
MEXICO: Mars and Venus put on quite a show in the skies above. Determined not to be outdone, Jupiter, the...
World’s oldest jewelry made from eagle claws was worn by human relatives 130,000 yrs ago
MEXICO: According to new research, Neanderthals in what is now Croatia may have been making jewelry long before the arrival...
NASA research suggests: Mars had vast ocean of 20m cubic km of water
NEW YORK: Mars once had a large ocean of water, some parts of it more than a kilometre and a...
DNA sleuths trace slave bones to Cameroon, Nigeria, Ghana
HONG KONG: Between 1500 and 1850, more than 12 million enslaved Africans were transported to the New World. Although historians...
2.8m yrs old jawbone fossil have 5 teeth, intact unearthed in Ethiopian
CANADA: A fossil found in Ethiopia that belonged to a previously unknown human ancestor just pushed back the dawn of...
Scientists revealed, Chameleons’ color-changing secrets
BRENT: The chameleon's uncanny ability to change color has long mystified people, but now the lizard's secret is out Chameleons...
Human activities have significant global impact on Earth’s ecosystems
CANADA: Anthropocene is a proposed geologic chronological term for an epoch that begins when human activities have had a significant...
NASA’s space launch system rocket booster test that will take humans to Mars
MEXICO: The most powerful solid rocket booster ever built has been fired up for the first time in a test...
NASA’s Opportunity Mars rover travels 26.2 miles, finds peculiar rocks near Marathon Valley
NEW YORK: NASA’s Opportunity Mars rover found some rather peculiar rocks and minerals as it neared the end of its...
Cheap paint turns Van’s paintings white
NEW YORK: The vivid reds in Vincent van Gogh’s paintings are slowly fading to white because of a pigment in...
Astronomers discover star racing at incredible pace of 2.6 million miles per hour
BRENT: Astronomers have discovered a star racing at an incredible pace of 2.6 million miles an hour (4.2 million kilometers...
